Fremont councils ok four cent tax hike amid quorum gap
A skeleton Fremont council approves a four cent tax increase to 1 311 per 100 of assessed value to balance a 10 440 41 budget, while delaying action on the Irvington area plan and a quarry tax proposal. With only three members present, deliberations stretch into sept 2 and 7 for related measures and a county service district option.
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John Pachtner
Irvington
Gene Rhodes
Geoffrey Steel
Don Driggs
Mayne William van Doorn
Recreation Commissioners
Newark board okays bond issue and state aid on ballot
Newark Unified School District trustees approved resolutions to place a 23.5 million bond issue and a separate 55 million state aid measure on the ballot for November. Officials say voter approval would fund new facilities for four years amid enrollment growth and that state aid is the least expensive way to build. If funded by the district alone, tax rates could rise sharply, but state loans would cap repayments due to Newark’s low wealth status.
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Newark
Sures Wuld
Condominium plan defeated by Newark planning commission
Newark planning commissioners unanimously rejected Rouseau Industries Corp plan for a high density 196 unit condominium on about one acre off Bitch Street after two hours of debate. Mowry West residents and others argued density would cause traffic and overcrowding, presenting a petition opposing any density increase. The company can appeal before the city council next month.
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Newark
Monty West
Bitch Street
Rouseau Industries Corp
Uni
Ers
Mowry West
City Counse
GI Forum Returns to Old Fremont Building
Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved a plan to let the American GI Forum move back into the Fremont Veterans Building if it pays overdue rent and follows building rules. The measure, urged by Supervisor Jos D Murphy, resolves a dispute with the Veterans Building Commission over eviction and alleged illegal subleasing. Thomas Sherrod, who led the forum through the case, said he is reasonably satisfied though forum representation on the commission may come later.
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American GI Forum
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Jos D. Murphy
Fremont
Forum
Veterans” Building Commission
Thomas Sherrod
Wlirney
Union City
Sherrod
Murphy
Building Commission
Commission
Livermore Trustees Vote to Dismiss Teacher Feinberg
The Livermore School Board voted 4 to 1 in a closed session to dismiss teacher Abraham Feinberg. Demetra Wilson opposed. The action follows Alameda County Superior Court Judge F. M. Vansickten's ruling sustaining the earlier judgment against Feinberg. The civil case began in 1989 after Feinberg appealed a prior decision and involved charges of rules violations, absences, and disruption of school operations.
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Livermore
Abraham Feinberg
Demetra Wilson
Alameda County
Superior Court
F. M. van Sick-Ten
Keinberg
Tinduard
Jackson Avenue
del Valle Continuation
Feinberg
Officials confer on Casa Peralta landmark talks
City officials met with Mrs James Gil vanee's attorneys to discuss designating the 10 year old Casa Peralta estate in San Leandro as a historic landmark. The price discussed fits within an 180000 fund drive goal as a communitywide effort begins Oct 1.
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San Leandro
James. Gilvanee
Casa Peralta
Gilmore
Willian Suerstedt
Fremont Newark Community College District Board Meeting Agenda
The Fremont Newark Community College District Board meets at 8 PM tonight at 48388 Mission Blvd to review the first phase of the new campus construction plans. Fremont supports the local police committee dinner at 8 30 PM tomorrow at Villa Del Grecco on Mission Blvd with James Noonan speaking at 6 PM on police department issues. Oro Loma Sanitary District Board convenes at 7 10 PM tomorrow at 2600 Grand Ave San Leandro to discuss Eden project evaluations prepared by a three member expert panel.
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Fremont-Newark Community College District Board
Mission Blvd
Amt
Fremont
Oro Loma Sanitary District Board
Grand Ave
San Larnien
District considers 2.5 million bond issue for state loans
The district would incur bonded indebtedness equal to 10 percent of total assessed tension to obtain state loans. Superintendent Dr. Donald Thamae said the bond issue aims to raise 2.5 million dollars. He noted no public list of building projects under the bond has been released and cautioned that any list would be tentative.
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Mauat
Donald Thamae
South County Scene Report Fades Into Local Quiet
A fragmented notice from South County highlights a quiet community moment with sparse details. The readable bits mention Hayward and Golif among scattered references, suggesting a local scene item or brief update with limited context.
Cesar Chavez Junior High plans delayed by board vote
New Haven school trustees refused to approve second phase plans for Cesar Chavez Junior High, delaying $40,000 in architect payments until phase two is approved. They approved first phase status, set to open next September, and opened bids for furniture amid ongoing site concerns and bilingual program staff decisions.
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Cesar Chavez Junior High
New Haven
Acaodl
State Office of Architecture and Constellation
Dave Byrens
Syd Farman
Jon Af
Chabela Gomez
Old West theme at Niles Flea Market event
Julie, Barbara Summy, and Hoyle Hasley join a stage driven by Mrs. Harold Swanson as they get into the spirit of the sixth annual Niles Flea Market in Fremont. The Sunday event in the Niles District features more than 350 booths and will show old-time movies made in the district.
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Julie
Barbara Summy
Buchanan Place
Fremont
Harold Swanson
Niles Blvd
Hoyle Hasley
Niles
Money-saving bus cuts to be heard at Fremont district meeting
Fremont Unified School District board will hear a report on saving by raising bus-eligibility distances for students. Assoc. Supt. Maroney-Malone y says the plan could save about 1.9 million dollars by eliminating bus service for 932 students across three attendance areas. The meeting at Horner Junior High begins at 7:00 p.m. Also on the agenda is high school administrative staffing and class-size statistics from the Fremont Federation of Teachers, highlighting the district’s large elementary class sizes compared with other California districts.
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Nseck
Fremont Unified School District
Horner
Chapel Way
Asscie Ale Supt
Fom
Maroney- Maloney
California
Fremont Federation of Teachers
Patricia Craw
Ford
Federation
Bay Aves
California Teachers Association
Tremont
Alameda County to appeal welfare reinstatement order
Alameda County supervisors will appeal a Superior Court ruling that restores 424 welfare recipients who refused farm work. The board estimates 19 percent will return to welfare, costing about 166000 dollars monthly plus a 300000 dollar startup charge for program setup.
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Alameda County Supervisors
Superior Court
Department
County raises query on 1200 workers during Nixon wage freeze
Alameda County Board of Supervisors submitted a request to the Office of Emergency Preparedness seeking rulings on anniversary pay increases for about 1200 county employees and nearby craft and craft-related salaries. The action covers roughly 300 heavy equipment operators and notes raises of 3 to 9 percent tied to prior parity formulas.
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Nixon
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Stoke
Office of
Emergeny
Priville
Richard Moore
Church sign bid fails again in Maynard board vote
Hayward Hurnt Wood Baptist Church fails in second bid for city approval of a 11 by 5-foot sign proposed for 25830 Gatling Road. The Maynard Board of Adjustments split 3 to 2 denying variance for construction, leaving Pastor Glen Scillian unable to proceed, despite a staff‑designed plan for a 11 by 5 structure on a mound in front of the church.
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Hurntwood
Chaceh
Cluitch
Maynard Board of Adjustments
F Varlance
Glen Seillian
Seillian
Gatling Road
Scillian
Soto Road
Winton
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